Eilahti

Eilahti is a district located in the western part of Helsinki, Finland. It is part of the Lauttasaari district and is situated on the island of Lauttasaari. Historically, Eilahti was a rural area before the development of Helsinki's western districts.

The district is primarily residential, characterized by a mix of apartment buildings and some single-family homes. Its geographical position offers proximity to the sea, with several waterfront areas and parks accessible to residents. Eilahti is known for its green spaces, including the Eilahti Park, which provides recreational opportunities.

Transportation in Eilahti is facilitated by bus routes connecting it to other parts of Helsinki, including the city center and the nearby Lauttasaari metro station. This connectivity makes it a convenient location for commuters. The district also features local amenities such as grocery stores and some smaller service businesses catering to the immediate needs of its inhabitants.

Eilahti has seen gradual development over the years, with ongoing construction projects aiming to modernize the housing stock and improve infrastructure. The area maintains a relatively peaceful atmosphere, appealing to those seeking a balance between urban living and access to nature within the capital city. Its location on Lauttasaari island provides a distinct island-living feel while remaining integrated into the wider Helsinki metropolitan area.